I agree, Patrick. When I am approaching an intersection I'm going straight at, and there is following traffic, I try to clearly indicate, with my body language, that I am going straight through the intersection and not turning. I don't hug the curb. I of course never get in the right turning lane, and if there is no right-turning lane, I pull left a little bit, so I'm more or less riding where the right wheels of a straight-through car would be. I try to make it difficult for drivers to go around me to the left when they want to go right. (Sadly, some clueless drivers still swerve way around me to the left and then go right. But not very many drivers are that incompetent.)
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